Taos Budget Allocates Raises For Town Employees
The 1973 74 Taos budget preserves planned salary raises for town employes despite cuts. Officials reduced a 3900 annual clerk from police funds and trimmed lifeguards from eight to four at the pool. Officials set annual salaries for mayor and council at 9000, with department heads and staff listed across Administration Police Fire Recreation Street Sanitation Water including clerks, operators, and laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Police Department
Mike Arguello
Leroy Romero
Marvin Padilla
Joe Lujan
Charles Hammer
Joe M. Rivera
Lucenia Martinez
Mercidio Martinez
Leroy Vargas
Eliy Cardenas
Saniitation Department
Martin Rivera
Robert Cardenas
LeRoy Chacon
Leonard Valeria
Leo Vigil
Moises Maestas
Water Department
Robert Esquibel
Lydia Medina
Tommy Martinez
Acorciio Cordova
Anthony Cordova
Robert Martinez
Gordon Burt
Eddie Padilla
Joe Vasquez
Career ed sponsor remains on the job
SWCEL continues as sponsor of the Taos Career Education Center despite a DOL order to quit by June 30. A temporary restraining order and briefs are requested, with SWCEL seeking a DOL hearing and a permanent injunction to prevent contract termination until due process. The Dallas regional office cited five contract violations including overpayment of staff salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Daniels
Southwestern Cooperative Educational Laboratory
SWCEL
Taos Career Education Center
U.S. Department of Labor
DOL
U.S. District Court
Edwin L. Mechem
U.S. Secretary of Labor
Mechem
Earl W. Potter
Santa Fe
Potter
Dallas
Taos to receive 72469 for disaster damage repair
State Planner David King says Taos should get the full 72 469 promised after a new damage survey. The revised assessment lists 5700 for four bridges 4000 for damaged town equipment 1000 for water damage to town offices 24000 for paved streets and 24300 for non paved streets plus 9000 requested from the Corps of Engineers for debris cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
David King
Taos
King
Federal Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Nestor Gallegos
Dolan Avenue
LaPosta
Salazar
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Gallegos
Santa Fe
Taos Leaders Challenge Taos Taos Chapter Meeting Scheduled
A Taos Forum seeks action against historical injustices tied to Kit Carson and the warding of Native lands. The piece notes Carson's infamous campaign against Navajo in New Mexico and calls for acknowledgment, cultural respect, and a public response from Taos residents. The Taos Chapter of the American Forum plans a meeting to discuss resolutions.
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New Mexico
Bosque Redondo
Tac
Ie Poor Silansenos
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Josephine Gonzales
Elizabeth Maes
Ed DesGeorges
Cora Romero
Elias Martinez
Harold Johnson
Robert A. Rivera
Ben P. White
Nicholas Jaramillo
Robert Tafoya
Jose Lucero
Ida Maestas
Jose Montoya
Fire Department
Alice Burt
Bonnie Ryan
Leo Ryan
Sherman Holmes
Richard Granger
First Northern Savings
Taos Valley
Ski Valley
Mexico
Rip
John Wayne
lFilms
David Reynost
Lucha Villa Acolores
Mele
Rio
Lobo
A Dollison
Eddie Rimbert Mar
Sunset Movie
Wilter Wald Blaney
Taryn Power
Feregado Allende
Lany
Raymond Lara T
Lara
Taos Cable
MOM Cne Eda
Taos Plaza Theatre
Deter O'teele
Thurs
Tut Au
Poy
Joe
Matinee
National Society of Film Critics
Asergl
Sulor
John Nichols
Kit Carsey
National Forest
Feta Ohiity Company
Kit Garson
Mary ¢Ree
Nichols
Nee Lan Filier
Lujan
Fukuoka
Island
Honshu
Japan
Santiago
Active
Apie Coast Artillery
South Pai
Bataan
Japanere
Sujan
Eid
Carson
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